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Teens and adults arrested in Camas crime spree, addressing a cop shortage in Gresham, and a World Series win for Atlanta

Can you feel it in the air? The rain and cold are here and winter is on the way. Kelley and Joseph break down our second-consecutive La Nina and what it means for snow in the Willamette Valley, snow in the Mountains and our prolonged drought.

Deadly protest shooting trial underway in Wisconsin, COVID vaccines on the way for kids, and DMV deadline for 300,000 Oregonians

How did an attorney turned activist take his disappointment with inequity in the criminal justice system and turn it into a drive to legalize recreational marijuana in Oregon? In our debut episode, host Travis Box talks to cannabis activist Anthony Johnson about how Oregon’s green rush was born and what happens now.

Can you believe the holidays are just around the corner? And with the season comes more rain, more storms, and colder temperatures. Kelley returns from assignment and joins Joseph to walk us through a rainy week as multiple weather systems slide into the Pacific Northwest. 

High court takes on Texas abortion law, police officer shot in Puyallup, and Day of the Dead returns

Manhunt in Washington County, settlement in church massacre, and Facebook rebrands as Meta

After a rainy, breezy week, changes are on the way. Joseph and Kelley break down that all important trick or treating, Halloween forecast that doesn’t look scary. Plus, Joseph heads out to Lincoln City to check out the Haunted Taft Tour.

Jury selected for ‘Unite the Right’ rally trial, car chase suspect in costume, and a U.S. passport makes history

What would it take to prevent dangerous carbon emissions from entering our atmosphere and driving temperatures even higher? That’s the idea behind David Heldebrant’s research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. He joins the show to explain how carbon capture works and what it could mean for the fight against climate change.